Economic and policy analysis of technology uptake for the smart management of agricultural systems

The special issue of Bio-based and Applied Economics “Economic and Policy Analysis of the Adoption of Smart Agriculture Technologies” stems from the growing diffusion of innovative digital technologies as strategic solutions for the development of the agricultural sector, contributing to the ongoing debate on how digitalization is reshaping agriculture. The articles collected in this special issue aim to offer a broad and multifaceted view of the dynamics linked to the diffusion of innovative digital technologies in the agricultural sector, considering the behavioral, economic, and political dimensions that help or hinder farmers in adopting new solutions. The studies confirms that technology adoption is not merely a technical or economic process, but rather a socio-institutional transition, where interdisciplinary science can inform evidence-based solutions to ensure the deployment of smart technologies in for resilient agri-food systems.

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Bio-based and Applied Economics
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2025-11-11
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https://doi.org/10.36253/bae-19112
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Smart Agriculture and AI
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Economic and policy analysis of technology uptake for the smart management of agricultural systems

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Abstract

The special issue of Bio-based and Applied Economics “Economic and Policy Analysis of the Adoption of Smart Agriculture Technologies” stems from the growing diffusion of innovative digital technologies as strategic solutions for the development of the agricultural sector, contributing to the ongoing debate on how digitalization is reshaping agriculture. The articles collected in this special issue aim to offer a broad and multifaceted view of the dynamics linked to the diffusion of innovative digital technologies in the agricultural sector, considering the behavioral, economic, and political dimensions that help or hinder farmers in adopting new solutions. The studies confirms that technology adoption is not merely a technical or economic process, but rather a socio-institutional transition, where interdisciplinary science can inform evidence-based solutions to ensure the deployment of smart technologies in for resilient agri-food systems.

Bio-based and Applied EconomicsVol. 14(4)
University of Parma (IT), University of Bologna (IT)
Zero hunger
Openalex Percentile: Top 29%
Smart Agriculture and AI
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